In an interview with the podcast Castbeard, Thiago Rodrigues criticized his ex-wife, the journalist Chris Diaswith whom he has a 13-year-old son, Gabrielafter she publicly demanded the payment of the overdue pension.
“I was never interested in being in public guerrilla warfare with the mother of my child. I have greater affection and respect for her. And she found this way to fight for her rights using the media. I don’t think this is the best way.” he said.
“Today we have agreements with lawyers and with a judge in the family court so that this does not happen anymore, because it is not good for me, it is not good for her and it is not good for our son, who is the most important thing”, said.
Thiago compared the situation of his parents, who are also separated, and recalled that his father stopped paying child support when the actor was small: “My mom and dad are separated.”
“Obviously, they didn’t have this media thing on top of them, but they lived their dramas, and we have to understand that all families go through situations. I remember that my father didn’t pay the alimony, and my mother held back her”, continued.
“But I felt that for her it was a problem that touched the emotional part. Maybe if she had this opportunity that Cris had to use the media to fight for her and her son’s rights, she would do it”, opined.
The actor said that the journalist’s charge hinders the work of the former couple: “I’m an actor, but she’s a journalist. I think it gets worse. Imagine, you will watch the National Newspaper and who is giving you the news is a person who is involved in a scandal. Is not cool.”
“Because the artist is in a kind of ‘fucking crazy’ universe, you even accept it more. The journalist has to be more cautious about this”, continued.
Thiago also explained the reason for the late payment: “I transferred my whole life to Portugal, so I had a certain bureaucracy to bring money to pay the pension here.
“I always tried to show that it was a problem I had, so that she would have the least amount of understanding and, in a day or two, I would solve it”, he spoke.
“I was never a guy to delay a month of pension. I delayed, at most, fifteen days. And when she made a more emphatic complaint, it was a day (delay). So it was a thing of extreme impatience on her part and she ended up giving this whole fuzuê ”, added.
Source: Maxima
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